Quote Originally Posted by ThePolarBear View Post
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Too long to answer each individually, plus, I have already covered most (if not all) of them on different posts.

Quote Originally Posted by Unoriginal View Post
But you just said a starts finishes as soon as it starts.

So if the reaction is as soon as the trigger finishes, and the starts finishes as soon as it starts, it means that according to you, the reaction is as soon as the trigger starts.

Is that correct? If no, could you explain how it is not?
The starting of something is instantaneous "when the chronometer starts counting", first it wasn't and then it is, thus it started.

Once it is counting, it has finished beginning to count.